The planned November release will disclose names, while detailed records for 9,000 people are scheduled for February, The Guardian reported.
The planned release concerns names. More detailed records for 9,000 people are due in February, according to the Guardian. The report did not say that all detailed files would be published on Nov. 4.
State security operated an informant network from 1945 to 1989 to monitor people and restrict dissent, the Guardian reported. Some informants were blackmailed or coerced into reporting on people they knew, including relatives, friends and colleagues.
Minister Zoltán Tarr wrote on Facebook: “A democratic society has the right to know its past,” the Guardian reported.
